Earn2Trade Prop Firm Unveils New Trading Venture: Funding Trading

Earn2Trade Prop Firm Unveils New Trading Venture Funding Trading

Following its parent company’s footsteps, the new initiative will concentrate on futures trading. Moreover, the challenges presented are consistent with those found in Earn2Trade.

Earn2Trade (E2T), one of the leading proprietary trading firms in the U.S., has recently notified its clients about the creation of a fresh brand named Funding Trading. The new platform will center its attention on futures trading, a sector that has been gaining substantial traction among investors and firms looking to succeed in the trader-funded industry.

Earn2Trade’s Latest Project: Introduction of Funding Trading 

With a long-standing reputation in the U.S. prop firm scene, Earn2Trade provides retail traders with funded accounts reaching as high as $400,000. Unlike its many competitors, it excludes leveraged CFD trading, instead focusing strictly on futures available on CME exchange markets.

Funding Trading mirrors Earn2Trade’s portfolio but with a reduced selection of challenges and evaluation programs. Instead, investors are presented with added features designed to boost their chances of successfully completing the challenges.

It is important to note that Funding Trading hasn’t been officially announced on Earn2Trade’s social media platforms. However, reports from users indicate the news is circulating through Earn2Trade’s Discord community. Emails have been sent to clients describing Funding Trading as an “affiliate company.”

Futures Trading’s Rise in Popularity Among Prop Firms

Although Earn2Trade has traditionally focused on futures only, many firms that exclusively dealt in FX/CFDs are broadening their horizons. Prop firms are now launching new brands specifically targeting the growing futures trading market.

Jon Light, Head of OTC at Devexperts, recently commented on the surging popularity of futures trading within the prop trading industry:

“There is strong demand for futures trading technology, especially as the rapidly growing prop trading segment explores new opportunities,” Light commented for TradingTech Insight.

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